Private Christian School in Kissimmee, FL

Osceola Adventist Christian School

Serving Pre-K through 12th grade, we provide a Christ-centered education that nurtures academic excellence, character, and faith for families in Kissimmee and Central Florida.

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What Sets Us Apart

Don't take our word for it. Read why OACS families choose to send their kids here.

Christian-moral foundation values

Parents who send their children to OACS have overwhelmingly expressed their support of Christ-centered character development that comes from the love of the Lord and His methods of other-centeredness.

Student-teacher relations

Parents have shared that they see and value the positive, personal relationship developed between their child and the teachers at OACS. 

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Teacher-home Communications

Parents consistently report a great rapport with their kids' teachers and feel informed of school, classroom, and personal (student) progress and struggles. They also state they appreciate the clarity of expectations from the school and the teachers for engagement, performance, and conduct.

Safety

Parents report they feel safe knowing their child is in a wholesome, Christian environment with little fear from inside or outside the classroom. They can go to work knowing their child is in good hands, sharing the values they espouse at home.

Testimonials

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Jason

Student

"For me, it’s the teachers. They are kind and patient and treat us with respect. If I don’t understand something, they explain it in a way that makes it simple for me."

Jennifer Handy (G1 teacher)

Jennifer Handy

Teacher

"I love working at my school because you can truly feel and see Jesus everywhere – in the warmth of the people, the peace in the atmosphere, and the way our school family genuinely cares for one another. It’s like stepping from one home into another."

Jasmine (Student)

Jasmine

Student

"I belong. When I first started middle school before coming to OACS, it felt very Clique-y and I didn’t feel well treated. Since coming here, I have felt like I am part of the group, and I’ve learned how to welcome others."

Gustav Ashong (Parent)

Gustav Ashong

Parent

"Do you know what I love most about Osceola Ave., Christian school? It is that it is a genuinely close community. It is not just a school, it is a partnership between the parents, the teachers, and the kids."

Asia-Marie (Student)

Asia-Marie

Student

"I transferred to OACS because my dad wanted me to learn responsibility. I already considered myself pretty responsible, but what I did pick up here is the importance of being a leader, especially when it comes to standing up for the right thing."

Tarkyshia Wade (G5 & G6 Teacher)

Tarkyshia Wade

Teacher

"My favorite aspect of working at OACS is the spiritual connection between the pastor, the teachers, and the administration. This benefit spills over into the classrooms, and I can see how it positively impacts the students."

Anny Blanco (Parent)

Anny Blanco

Parent

"I love the environment of this school; it’s a small school. So the kids learn about God, how God treats people, and as a result how I see them treating each other now."

Caleb (Student)

Caleb

Student

"They don’t waste my time here. When I finish my work in class and there’s extra time left, my teacher gives me extra things to do that. I enjoy and also I learned from. I can actually tell I am growing here."

Jennifer Irizarry (Teacher G2&G3)

Jennifer Irizarry

Teacher

"Of all the schools I’ve worked at, this has been the place where I have most seen collaboration between the teachers and the parents solely for the benefit of the students. I love the group I’m working with here, we really have each other‘s backs, and we help each other become better at our craft."

Osceola Adventist Christian School student smiling at the camera

Kyron

Student

"My favorite part of the school is the teachers. Here I get to learn about Christ, but it isn’t as simple as a quick Bible story and they’re finished. They always go deep into the meaning of each story and why Jesus does what he does the way he does it."

Parent of an Osceola Adventist Christian School student smiling at the camera

Yuderki Diaz

Parent

"My older kids were in a different school, and I can see the difference with my child who goes here. I love that they teach about Jesus because they learn not only their academic skills, but also proper social skills. They show so much respect and care for other people."

What Do We Do Different?

Adventist Education

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Adventist Education nurtures mind, body, and spirit, combining academic excellence with faith-based values to inspire a lifetime of purpose and service. Click the image to learn more about what Adventist Education means for your child, regardless of your religious affiliation.

Adventist Robotics

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Explore innovation with Adventist Robotics! Students design, build, and compete, developing STEM skills and teamwork in a Christ-centered environment. Click the image to go to the Adventist Robotics home page.

Outdoor Education

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Experience hands-on learning through outdoor education! Students explore nature, develop teamwork, and grow spiritually amidst God's handiwork. Click on the image to see what that would look like for your child.

Message from the Principal

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Dr. Ancil Samuel

"Welcome to Osceola Adventist Christian Academy!

“When we surrender completely to God, amidst the difficulties life throws at us… He orders our steps.

It is with great excitement and humility that I invite families to join OACS this school year with God at the core. Come and experience being “ROOTED in Christ” - knowing that a firm foundation awaits you and your child.”                      

Proud to be Christian, American, and servants of God

Your child will have fun learning here!

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Non-discrimination Policy

Florida Conference Seventh-day Adventist schools admit students of any race, color, ethnicity, national origin, gender, and sexual orientation. Our schools do not discriminate on the basis of any of the aforementioned categories in decisions for admission, discipline, or application of education policies. We promote a sharp focus on learning and caring while requiring all students to adhere to behavioral expectations set out in a strict code of conduct supported by the Biblical beliefs of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

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